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luctantly acceded to the request , but the army did not arrive in time to witness the great victory that was won by the brilliant strategy of the Athenian generals ( 490 B.C. ) . Soon afterward , the Persian fleet returned to Asia Minor ...
luctantly acceded to the request , but the army did not arrive in time to witness the great victory that was won by the brilliant strategy of the Athenian generals ( 490 B.C. ) . Soon afterward , the Persian fleet returned to Asia Minor ...
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In the year after Chaeroneia , at a congress of Greek states which met at Corinth , Philip organized a Hellenic league against Persia , and had himself named commander - in - chief of the Greek army . But he was not destined to carry ...
In the year after Chaeroneia , at a congress of Greek states which met at Corinth , Philip organized a Hellenic league against Persia , and had himself named commander - in - chief of the Greek army . But he was not destined to carry ...
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MARIUS While in Africa , Marius reorganized the army . He abolished the system of recruiting the legions from the landholders by a citizen levy , for by the end of the second century B.C. this class was not large enough to furnish the ...
MARIUS While in Africa , Marius reorganized the army . He abolished the system of recruiting the legions from the landholders by a citizen levy , for by the end of the second century B.C. this class was not large enough to furnish the ...
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